[Steven Zahm]

@ Jennifer

I think this must be a bug with Firefox since it is fine in all other browsers. It doesn’t seem to like the inline CSS minification for the legacy templates. Upgrading to Tile Plus 3.0.x resolves this issue. It is a free update that can be downloaded from your Purchase History. Please be sure to follow the installation/upgrade instructions.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ chiefjoses

Sorry, this is not a feature of Form, it’s assumed that a site visitor submitting an entry intends only submit publically available information. I have added to my feature request list for consideration. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ damon

Do you have a link that you can share so I can take a look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Todd

I recommend using the method explained in this post by a user.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Susannah

The release scheduled for the end of the month will have many SEO enhancement such as:

The page permalink will be filtered to reflect the current being viewed entry / org / department / city / state / zip / country and category.

The page title will be filtered to reflect the current being viewed entry / org / department / city / state / zip / country and category.

The page meta title [this is the browser tab/window title] will be filtered to reflect the current being viewed entry / org / department / city / state / zip / country and category.

When viewing a single entry, the bio field excerpt will be used for the page meta.

When viewing a category, the excerpt of the category description will be used for the page meta.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Troy

Can you load the manage admin page up in Chrome, hit the F12 key and click the Console tab? What are the errors?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gen

Where is search not working? The front-end, admin, or both? Which template are you using? Have you checked your settings on the Connections : Settings admin page?

[Steven Zahm]

Unfortunately this does tell me much. Just a couple links to of the theme files and a link to a file in cMap and Connections.

What follows just appears to be a segment of an access log from 5-26-2013; about midnight according to the server time. All this tells me that someone with an IP address belonging to the GVT Cable company, likely a subscriber, used the plugin editor in the WordPress admin and made a change to the cMap file using the Safari or Chrome browser.

Are there no other details?

[Steven Zahm]

@ juan

Oh, I like the Sucuri Security plugin.

[Steven Zahm]

@ juan

Sorry, there’s no reports of any security related issues with Connections. If your host discovered a vulnerability they should report it to me immediately so it can be dealt with immediately. Since they have not reported anything as of yet to me, can you please request that they do so immediately. So I can address the issue if it is Connections related.

Thanks!

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